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    different battles. The first one is with Grendal‚ the second with Grendal’s mother‚ and the final one with the dragon. These battles show a lot about Beowulf and his men. The first major similarity between these battles is that Beowulf for the most part he fights alone. During the first battle Beowulf fights against not only Grendal‚ but also against his men which shows how good of a fighter Beowulf because he was able to defeat them even though he was outnumbered. In his second battle‚ when fighting

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    Obesity Losing Battle

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    The Losing Battle Obesity has been an upcoming battle in the United States. According to Healthgoods.com one in three Americans ageing from 20yrs to 70yrs is facing obesity problems. Also at Healthgoods.com it states that not just the adults who are facing these problems‚ but children ageing from 6yrs up to 17 yrs range about one in five who are over weight. Having the will to loose those extra pounds in order to look and feel better is a powerful tool in the fight against obesity. Obesity

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    Violence for the Lord? (An Essay on the Violence in “The Battle of Maldon”) The Battle of Maldon is a historic piece‚ which portrays violence in an absolutely beautiful way. Violence is not simply the act of fighting‚ but it serves the purpose of being one hundred percent loyalty to your people and to the lord. While we typically imagine battle to be bloody and horrifying‚ The Battle of Maldon shows us the emotional aspect to fighting. The soldiers involved‚ Eadwaeard‚ Aetheric‚ and Godric‚ among

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    the battle of little bighorn is tThe Battle of the Little Big Horn ensured for General George Custer the fame he had always wanted. His death and the destruction of those men in the US Army’s Seventh Cavalry who fought with him by the largest gathering of Native American warriors that the country had seen‚ immortalised Custer in films‚ books and in the psyche of Americans. Paintings by the likes of Edgar Paxson and Kurz and Allison portrayed Custer as the all-American hero fighting with his men to

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    that evening‚ 23‚000 dead and wounded soldiers from Union and Confederate troops lay on the bloodied fields. Because of this‚ the Battle of Antietam (also known as the Cornfield and the Battle of Sharpsburg) will go down as the “Bloodiest Day in American History.” No other single day‚ not even 9/11‚ will match the pure carnage of this day. Antietam was a crucial battle‚ not only for the Union army‚ but also for the Confederates. The Union army‚ led by General George McClellan‚ was looking for their

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    Battle of the Sexes Essay

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    Battle of the Sexes Essay Context plays a large role in how a text is perceived and how the author portrays their concept. In William Shakespeare’s early seventeenth century play The Taming of the Shrew‚ the outcome and the surrounding context directly reflects the Elizabethan era where males were superior. Therefore Petruchio winning the battle directly reflects this context. In comparison‚ Ten Things I Hate About You by Gil Junger’s shows a similar concept but alternate context. Having a modern

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    Battle Of Marias Essay

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    The battle of Marianas included a major defeat and destruction of the Japanese navy‚ as well as the recapture of important strategic islands - Saipan‚ Guam‚ and Tinian - that turned the future of battle against the Japanese. This was important as it was where the US military began to be certain that they could push the Japanese back and force their surrender. Overall‚ this battle was the point in WWII where the tides of war in America’s favor‚ cementing it’s place in history. In the Battle of Marianas

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    World War II was not a small battle with little loss‚ it was a complex war that consisted of many separate smaller battles and almost every country was involved. The battle I chose‚ that contributed to World War II‚ is the Battle of Guadalcanal. I chose this battle‚ due to my family connections to Guadalcanal. Also‚ because it is a topic that you do not hear about often‚ when talking about World War II. Finally‚ it is the first major participation in the Pacific war. In this essay I will cover the

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    The Battle of the Bulge was the single biggest battle fought by the United States Army during World War II. Also this was the most confusing. In the memories of the Americans who tried to understand what happened in those dark days of December in 1944‚ the name Bastogne is special. The heroic defenses of St. Vith and the Elsenborn ridge area were just as important to the outcome of the area; however‚ Bastogne remains the enduring symbol of the American fight against odds in the Ardennes. It

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    Battle of Leyte Gulf

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    Battle of Leyte Gulf                                                            April 15‚ 2010   From October 23-26‚ 1944‚ the United States and Japan were engaged in the Battle of Leyte Gulf near the Philippine islands of Leyte‚ Samar‚ and Luzon. This battle is known as the largest naval battle in history. The naval battles Battle of the Sibuyan Sea‚ the Battle of Surigao Strait‚ the Battle off Cape Engaño and the

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